Turkey & Christmas Pudding - Recipes - Christmas vocabulary

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Improve your English vocabulary and learn about British Christmas customs with this interactive quiz. It's a fun and engaging way to practice your language skills while discovering new cultural insights.

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Turkey & Christmas Pudding - Recipes - Christmas vocabularyVersion en ligne Improve your English vocabulary and learn about British Christmas customs with this interactive quiz. It's a fun and engaging way to practice your language skills while discovering new cultural insights. par Julieta Rios 1 What are two traditional dishes for Christmas in Britain? a Pizza and pasta b Roast turkey and Christmas pudding c Hamburger and French fries d Sushi and ramen 2 Where is The Roast Restaurant located? a In a private kitchen b At a supermarket c In a restaurant in France d At a London's market 3 What's the main problem people have when they cook turkey? a It's too spicy, so babies cannot eat it. b It's too expensive, so you need a lot of money. c It's difficult to find, so you need to find a specialized store to buy them. d They are big animals, so when you cook them, the breast tends to go dry before the leg is cooked. 4 What's a good of cooking a turkey? a Remove the legs, mince them, put them inside the breast and roll it, and then roast it. b Fry it in a pan. c Boil it in water. d Leave it in the fridge overnight. 5 Why does he wrap the turkey in bacon? a To make it look more attractive. b To give it a little bit of moisture c To make it taste salty. d To make it easier to cut. 6 How long does it take to roast the turkey in the oven? a 3 hours b 30 minutes c 2 hours d 5 hours 7 What is the chef's suggestion? a To cook it on Christmas Day morning. b To freeze it after cooking. c To eat it cold. d To cook it the day before Christmas 8 What are some activities that helpers could do? a Peel potatoes, scrape the parsnips and prepare the brussels sprouts. b Find a good cookery show on TV. c Play some music while the chef cooks. d Chat with the chef. 9 What are 'Pigs in blankets'? a A type of cake. b A type of soup. c A dish of sausages wrapped in a pastry or bacon d A type of fruit. 10 What are the main parts of a meal? a Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. b Snack, appetizer, and dessert. c Starter, main course, and drink. d Starter, main course, and dessert 11 What are the ingredients to make Christmas pudding? a Flour, suet (animal fat), sugar, eggs, fruits (various types), alcohol (brandy, stout, Pedro Ximenez) b Milk, chocolate, and sugar. c Rice, beans, and vegetables. d Meat, potatoes, and carrots. 12 Why do families make their Christmas puddings weeks in advanced? a To save money. b To impress their guests. c Because they like to eat old pudding. d To allow the pudding plenty of time to mature. 13 What do people have to do to have good luck and fortune, according to the tradition? a Wish on a star while you make the pudding. b Knock on the wood of the table where you are making the pudding. c Each person in the family must give one stir to the pudding preparation, with a spoon, clockwise. d Touch the pudding with your nose. 14 How is the Christmas pudding cooked? a It is steamed and then flambéed with brandy. b Fried in oil. c Baked in the oven. d Boiled in water. 15 What is a polite way to invite people to start eating? a "Eat quickly!" b "Help yourselves!" c "You can eat now." d “Bon appétit! Enjoy your meal!”

Turkey & Christmas Pudding - Recipes - Christmas vocabularyVersion en ligne

par Julieta Rios

What are two traditional dishes for Christmas in Britain?

Pizza and pasta

Roast turkey and Christmas pudding

Hamburger and French fries

Sushi and ramen

Where is The Roast Restaurant located?

In a private kitchen

At a supermarket

In a restaurant in France

At a London's market

What's the main problem people have when they cook turkey?

It's too spicy, so babies cannot eat it.

It's too expensive, so you need a lot of money.

It's difficult to find, so you need to find a specialized store to buy them.

They are big animals, so when you cook them, the breast tends to go dry before the leg is cooked.

What's a good of cooking a turkey?

Remove the legs, mince them, put them inside the breast and roll it, and then roast it.

Fry it in a pan.

Boil it in water.

Leave it in the fridge overnight.

Why does he wrap the turkey in bacon?

To make it look more attractive.

To give it a little bit of moisture

To make it taste salty.

To make it easier to cut.

How long does it take to roast the turkey in the oven?

3 hours

30 minutes

2 hours

5 hours

What is the chef's suggestion?

To cook it on Christmas Day morning.

To freeze it after cooking.

To eat it cold.

To cook it the day before Christmas

What are some activities that helpers could do?

Peel potatoes, scrape the parsnips and prepare the brussels sprouts.

Find a good cookery show on TV.

Play some music while the chef cooks.

Chat with the chef.

What are 'Pigs in blankets'?

A type of cake.

A type of soup.

A dish of sausages wrapped in a pastry or bacon

A type of fruit.

What are the main parts of a meal?

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Snack, appetizer, and dessert.

Starter, main course, and drink.

Starter, main course, and dessert

What are the ingredients to make Christmas pudding?

Flour, suet (animal fat), sugar, eggs, fruits (various types), alcohol (brandy, stout, Pedro Ximenez)

Milk, chocolate, and sugar.

Rice, beans, and vegetables.

Meat, potatoes, and carrots.

Why do families make their Christmas puddings weeks in advanced?

To save money.

To impress their guests.

Because they like to eat old pudding.

To allow the pudding plenty of time to mature.

What do people have to do to have good luck and fortune, according to the tradition?

Wish on a star while you make the pudding.

Knock on the wood of the table where you are making the pudding.

Each person in the family must give one stir to the pudding preparation, with a spoon, clockwise.

Touch the pudding with your nose.

How is the Christmas pudding cooked?

It is steamed and then flambéed with brandy.

Fried in oil.

Baked in the oven.

Boiled in water.

What is a polite way to invite people to start eating?

"Eat quickly!"

"Help yourselves!"

"You can eat now."

“Bon appétit! Enjoy your meal!”